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Members of our Global Property & Construction, Corporate and Finance teams from Maples and Calder will be attending MIPIM, the world's leading property market event, at Palais des Festivals in Cannes, France from 13–16 March 2018.

The third phase of Hong Kong's Corporate Inspection Regime has now come into effect, which allows directors and other relevant individuals to make an application...

For managers of alternative investment funds, financial reporting can be a challenging process. Ahead of the next annual filing there can be significant benefits to be gained by managers from...

We are pleased to launch our 2021 Employment Law Series of short and informative webcasts where Karen Killalea, Partner and head of our Employment team...

ACTIVITY Our firm enjoyed another strong year in 2022. We did see some headwinds in the global economy, but our clients remained incredibly resilient.

This general corporate update summarises some legislative and case law updates.

Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions (COVID-19) Act 2020 (the "Act") came into force on 21 August 2020. It recognises cash flow and practical difficulties being faced by Irish companies due to COVID-19

Under new legislation, a company's seal and related countersignatures can be on separate copies of a document and still be considered one document.

The Labour Court public consultation process on the variation of the Sectoral Employment Order ("SEO") for Mechanical Engineering and Building Services Contractors is closing soon.

The CBI on 24 June 2015 reported on recent inspections focusing on lender compliance with the Code of Conduct on Mortgage Arrears.

The CBI recently published its 2017 annual report. It is essential reading for Irish finance services regulatory advisers, and for any entity with a business presence in Ireland in the banking and financial services sector.

The Central Bank has issued a Brexit FAQ document providing general information to financial services firms who are considering relocating their operations from the UK to Ireland.

The Irish Government has advised that the tax treatment of Irish property funds may face further changes later this year.

Since the Irish funds industry started, a high proportion of funds have been established as UCITS (which is why asset levels in Irish UCITS are significantly higher than in Qualifying Investor Alternative Investment Funds ("QIAIFs")). However, there has been a surge in the launches of alternative products in the last five or six years with the QIAIF being the most popular product for new launches.

This is another great news story for Ireland Inc. The IDA and industry as a whole deserve immense credit for the work they are doing promoting Ireland to UK financial services firms looking for a post Brexit solution.

The Minister for Justice announced on Tuesday (29 May 2018) that a new bill will be drafted to provide further protections for mortgagors facing repossession proceedings.

On 25 February 2020 the Central Bank of Ireland issued a Notice of Intention proposing for the persons responsible for the six key management functions of a UCITS management company or AIFM to be separately classified ...